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Old 14-09-2013
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Default Help im broken

Where do I start lol
This is the 3rd time I have stripped and re built my steering unit on the 410v3 as I can not get stop it drifting to a side.. I have spoken to a couple of guys about it online they are baffled too no body runs them around here so I hope you guys can help
I have just bought every nut.bolt.part (the servo mount and steering arm are now aluminium ) the servo saver is tresrey and all over conponents are new to including the servo.i built it as instructions everything is nice and free and checked with nothing connected all free and nothing rubbing . Put on aluminium servo arm and checked and that's centering put it all together and still a few about 2cm out after back and forth so tightened the servo saver up a full turn and was a bit better so I took it for a try out side and ....
It was awful tracking was out and corrected it and turned and the other way would be way way off I have no idea what to do I won't give up as thats part the fun right trying to make things better and run well
Any advice is seriously appreciated as im at a loss right now
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Old 15-09-2013
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Default 410 steering

Try adjusting the trim on your radio.
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Something wrong with the servo? Which one are you using?
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Old 15-09-2013
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Default 410 steering

Thanks for replying . Thats just it tho u adjust the trim great its in a straight line then it os awful the other way just keeps pulling to the side I dpnt understand
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Old 15-09-2013
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Default My servo

Its a savox sc-1258tg
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Old 15-09-2013
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Pull the steering assembly out, check all is free moving, then check the steering hubs on the wishbones for free movement also.
Sounds like something is tight or binding , all bits should be free with no slop
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I can think of a few things to check
1 check that the ball studs aren't catching on the wishbones at full or nearly full lock
2 remove servo link and make sure all is free through out all the suspension travel
3 while the servo link is disconnected try wiggling the servo make sure it is self centering
4 make sure the servo saver is tight, try really nipping it up
5 make sure the car doesn't have toe out, ie the front wheels don't face out
if its still doing it when you've checked all that it can be one of two thing
servo is damaged inside
transmitter pot on steering side is damaged
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